Click on your menu Project -> Properties. You Project Property Pages will show. Select Common Properties -> General in the left pane. You can then see a property called Startup Object in the right pane. Select the form you want as the startup object and click Apply. On a side note, this is in the Help provided by the IDE. You could have solved this quicker if you looked there first :) God, I pity me! - Phoncible P. Bone If I end up Windows ME someone is going to be hurting. - One of the answers to a question for What OS are you

Well James I am happy to report that we did it and I could not have done it with out your help. There was a slight difference in the minor version number of the shared assembly in the GAC and the one that the GAC pointed to. I am not completely sure how I let that happen, but I did. Perhaps I did a rebuild that I forgot about. I don't know. Also, I put a copy of the same version of that assembly in the debug folder of the client application so I could compile with the same version as was pointed to by the GAC.:) The steps I followed... 1) To compile, I put a copy of my shared assembly in the same folder as my project. In the debug folder where my exe goes. 2) I removed the faulty version of the reference in the GAC 3) I readded my shared assembly to the GAC with the gacutil.exe and made absolute certain that the version numbers were exactly the same in the GAC, as assembly that the GAC pointed to and that this was the exact same version number that the client application was compiled with. I really appreciate your help.

Data Source AND DSN are the name of your DSN in your Webhost Provider=MSDASQL.1;Persist Security Info=False;Data Source=TEST;Extended Properties="DSN=TEST;DBQ=C:\TEST.MDB;DriverId=25;FIL=MS Access;MaxBufferSize=2048;PageTimeout=5;" I hope this helps you. Vanclei Matheus Brazil MSN Msgr - vmatheus@msn.com

OMG!!! :-O This is really embarassing.It works now. It didn't work before coz i was testing the code in a class library project ( which doesn't include system.windows.forms). I can't believe I was so blind/stupid!!:) Notorious SMC The difference between the almost-right word & the right word is a really large matter - it's the difference between the lightning bug and the Lightning Mark Twain Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please Mark Twain

Ok, I am halfway done for implementing my telephony application and I encountered a major problem. I am using a ZOOM USB Modem and was stunned to learn that it is half duplex. When I dial the phone, and the voice mail answers I can set tones and transmit voice, but I cannot hear what is going on at the other end. How do I switch from a send state to listening state?

Thanks for the help everyone! I guess the hard part is learning what functions are available in TAPI and whether or not my drivers support it. Does anyone know of a good reference book or website that would list the functions that TAPI provides?

As for the dithering, I think paintlib implements it (and paintlib works as a dream with LibTiff) Cheers, Marc :beer: Click to see my *real* signature :beer:

I've done a series of articles on image processing in GDI+ which will tell you everything you need to know, here on CP. Christian I am completely intolerant of stupidity. Stupidity is, of course, anything that doesn't conform to my way of thinking. - Jamie Hale - 29/05/2002

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This is off of the topic from the original question, but it may shed some light on why particular conventions were chosen. The key to all COM object interfaces is that they all have to use __stdcall. That is how it becomes safe to call objects that some complete stranger wrote with this model. Everyone uses the same calling convention. The reason why this convention was chosen over _cdecl, is that the variable length parameter lists make this format unsafe if an interface function call needs to be marshalled to another machine, the proxy code would not know how many parameters and what types they are to marshal.

Use ShellExecute with the program set to a mailto link protocol; i.e mailto:admin@company&subject="blah" etc... using &body. Not a very full answer but I've got some VC problems at the moment so can't access documentation. -- Andrew.

Just put this line in the top of the project's .rc file... 1 11 msg00001.bin - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"

Carlos, I DO have a correct path. In InitInstance(), this application creates the following registry key in the root of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE: "\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\Application\\" Then, it obtains complete path of its executable(using GetCurrentDirectory()) and then inserts this path under "EventMessageFile" entry in the root of key, specified above. I tried moving this executable in variety of directories, and every time, the correct home path of executable would be displayed in regedit. I am lost.

I've had the same error using SQL Server V7.0. It turned out that the order of the DoFieldExchange() member function of the recordset derived from CRecordset have to be in the same order as the table definition.

Thanks Felix. This will definitely raise me from ATL HELL. The problem with those #import's - lack of documentation and examples. I only understood no_namespace, rename_namespace, rename and named_guids (the easiest ones). All other flags had been complete mystery. Kirill.